. >> she lived in the park for 30 years and her house survived but is unlivable. none of the surviving units are but despite the damage she cannot get money from her insurance company and has had to get help from legal aid. >> they claim they do not have to pay out because the mobile home park was closed due to government action. in fact, the park was closed and the city and the state because the fire destroyed it. >> she has stage 4 renal failure. she simply wants to be made whole. if she -- and she is not the only one. there are about 33 homeowners with houses still standing almost 30 of those face the same problem and 13 of them insured by foremost. >> these are the folks the worst off. the folks that had the lowest income, elderly, disabled and here they are getting stonewalled by the insurance company pick >> the problem is so widespread with so little movement that legal aid is taking the next step starting with founders. they plan to file the complaint with the department of insurance for fat -- bad-faith business practices hopefully launching an investigat

basically run sacramento as well as my opponent have made this state virtually unaffordable and unlivable for the average forgotten hard working californian. that situation has got to change and it will change on november 6th. >> he put out his message to the decidedly liberal crowd even facing a few hisses and boos. >> and because the interest groups in sacramento and the politicians and the political class, they didn't want to reform caltrans. >> newsome received a standing ovation when he took to the poee ju -- podium. he touted the climate change under jerry brown and pushed fur an increased focus on early education. >> we do what we need to do in the next seven days not only are we going to continue the progress in the state of california but we will continue to light up the rest of the country as a state of inspiration. >> this was also a fundraiser for brown. it goes to his fellowship program at san francisco state. >> thank you. you can count on abc 7 for live election coverage one week from font. it's your voice your vote. we'll have coverage on some of the biggest races and we'l

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>> who can forget when coyote creek flooded in february last year leaving so many san jose homes unlivable. san jose is teaming up with airbnb to make sure people have housing options. the city and website will announce a new initiative they're calling the host core. it will offer temporary housing options that the city can quickly access. the program will be introduced at 11:00 a.m. >>> this morning two young boys are being hailed heroes for saving another student's life in the cafeteria. >> it was a normal day in the cafeteria when they noticed the boy was choking on cereal. the boys ran over and began performing life-saving techniques. the kindgartner was okay. he learned from watching his mom who's a firefighter. when it came to using it, they didn't think twice. >> it's never too young to teach a kid life-saving technique. >> and kids watch everything you do. you can pick up a lot of good and bad habits. >>> coming up on "today in the bay" -- bay area responds. >> we have surveillance photos. nbc bay area responds next. if y their playstation -- you might need >>> first happening now,

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destroyed you see entire neighborhoods that are at the steroid houses that are become completely unlivable. is what i was talking about the people who are back and people who are leaving. the basic needs we are distributing food on a daily basis together with the syrian arab red crescent. absolutely critical to ensure that these people can regain access to some basics. of water sanitation. and here. again together with the syrian arab red crescent. making a very serious contribution to the pictures of devastation that we've seen in syria i do say almost beyond comprehension even at the end of world war two for the final battle for. never. looked as bad as some of the cities in syria now it was a month or more ago that washington said it was cutting funding to the reconstruction efforts of syria is it difficult in your position to convince the international community to do more to help the people of syria. while we definitely do all we can to convince. all those who are supporting the humanitarian effort in syria to continue supporting the people of syria as i said if anything needs are jus

you see entire neighborhoods that are at the steroid houses that are become have become completely unlivable. is what i was talking about the people who are back and people who are living there they can fend for themselves some of the basic needs we are distributing food on a daily basis together with the syrian arab red crescent what is now absolutely critical is to ensure that these people can regain access to some basic services such as water sanitation hales and here there is still a lot to do and again together with the syrian arab red crescent here see he's making a very serious contribution. well. particularly concerned about the possibility of escalation. of violence in that there are up to three million people living in this province. would simply result in a humanitarian disaster so very grateful for all the efforts that have taken place in the past few months and hopefully we'll continue to avoid escalation. leap because as i said this would result in a very very serious humanitarian disaster. the whole war that has been watching the syria conflict for a force for seventy years an

. >> every single building at tyndall air force base is destroyed or unlivable. >> i feel almost like we're in a third-world country. >> another major shake-up in the roman catholic church. >> cardinal donald wueas

completely destroyed you see entire neighborhoods are at the steroid houses that have become completely unlivableat is now absolutely critical is to ensure that these people can regain access to some basic services such as water sanitation hales. well are. particularly concerned about the possibility of escalation. of violence in that there are up to three million people living in this province. there would simply result in a humanitarian disaster. we have all known for a very long time that this is and continues to be the wars conflict that we see very very long and yet there doesn't appear to be sufficient political convergence to bring this conflict to an end so i truly hope that we will now see the end of this conflict so that humanitarian aid can finally reach all the people of syria who are sole desperately longing for peace if anything needs are just going to grow in the coming months and years and we. will continue our effort at the same level as in the past few years because now people are also getting more accessible and therefore we can do more and we absolutely need to make sure that

i believe in this caravan as it's being called one to protest but also yes to legitimately flee unlivable situations in countries that we have made on livable not only by political and military intervention but by global warming which is making it. impossible for many farmers to grow food in these countries and again the u.s. has been historically the biggest contributor to global warming and so we see the effects of u.s. policies of failed us policies in this caravan the snow now coming to the border and i fear what the u.s. might do to prevent them from entering the u.s. i can begin to grill you i think we're all a little scared of what's going to happen there especially when you're suddenly sudden you know troops to meet people coming to the border ben i got to say thank you so much for coming on to him to day which is going to new books coming out the plot to control the world how the u.s. but billions to change the outcome of elections or old world who chose next week thank you so much jim for coming on. thank you. the qur'an says that the equal not equal are the good deed and the ba

. >> every single building at tyndall air force base is destroyed or unlivable. >> i feel almost like we're in a third-world country. >> another major shake-up in the roman catholic church. >> cardinal donald wuerl has resigned as the archbishop in washington. >> he was implicated in covering up major sex abuse scandals. >> turkish officials have reportedly obtained recordings proving "washington post" journalist jamal khashoggi was killed inside the saudi consulate. >> it is potentially a really, really terrible situation. >> first lady melania trump now addressing her husband's alleged infidelities. >> it is not concern and focus of mine. >> the c.d.c. reports a small- but-growing number of young children has not been vaccinated. >> we have to push against parents who are saying lots of these vaccines could lead to autism or other problems. >> the third largest jackpot in mega-millions history. this is on state route 175. the driver wasn't hurt. >> the second royal wedding of the year. >> the queen's >> britain is celebrating the second royal wedding of the year. >> princess eugenie

along with chelsea, manchester city unliveable, the only two unbeaten sides, city play burnley with joence leaving city and will he have motivation to prove something? liverpool face huddersfield and jurgen klopp has injury doubts. mo salah and virgilvan jurgen klopp has injury doubts. mo salah and virgil van dijk. sadio mane has a problem and there is another doubt, as well. you would think these guys are losing their games from the expressions! thank you. a british father has made a trip to syria to visit the spot where his son was killed. jac holmes, from bournemouth died afterfighting against the islamic state group, in their self—proclaimed capital of raqqa. he made the trip along with other british parents who's children were killed fighting there. ?our correspondent emma vardy has this exclusive report. jac wasn't a fighter by any chalk of the imagination. they came outside and they killed each other. jac holmes was 21 when he made the decision to give up his life in bournemouth and travel to syria. at the time, the group known as islamic state was on the rise. jac wanted to help

we are almost unaffordable and unlivable for most people in this state.ost of living, the cost of housing is outrageous, especially here in the bay area. the cost of gasoline. the housing situation is really driving a lot of people out of the bay area and out of the state. our school systems are 47th in the nation. our water is being rationed. we're being told that is going to be on the table in 2022. you're going to be limited to 55 gallons a day, which is about half of what normally people would be expecting to use. so there's a lot of management issues involving the state. mr. newsome has been there for 16 years, hasn't addressed these problems. he was mayor of san francisco, as you know, for a long time. the homeless situation got worse. it is out of control all across california. i think people need a change. i think people want a definite change. they love this state. the rest of the country has had a wonderful economic recovery. but californians are finding it hard to be able to afford to live. and that he wants the real problem. >> let me talk to

working together to make sure that the tenderloin and other neighborhoods are clean, green, healthy unlivableor everyone. thank you, very much. [applause] >> thank you, scott. trees net incredible environmental benefits. one way could we have been able to qualify this is with the tree benefits calculator. i will ask erica, our natural resource specialist with dave eat treat company and with the usda forest service to come up and demonstrate how this tree benefits calculator works. where is erica clete come on up. [applause] >> thank you, so it is a software suite that was developed by the u.s. forest service. it came out in 2006. it has been around for quite a while. we have several different tools within it. some very entry-level tools and some that are more comprehensive but the point of them is to assess the urban forest and then to tell the benefits about them so we can use it for advocacy and management purposes. so if you guys want to play along, you can get your mobile devices out. you need to use chrome or firefox. and madame mayer, you might want to play along with. >> mayor breed: o

we are almost unaffordable and unlivable for most people in the state. our cost of living, the cost of housing is outrageous, especially here in the bay area. the cost of gasoline, the housing situation is really driving a lot of people out of the bay area and out of the state. our school systems are now 47th in the nation. our water is being rationed, we're being told that's going to be on the table in 2022. you're going to be limited to 55 gallons a day, which is about half of what normally people would be expecting to use. so there's a lot of management issues involved in the state, and mr. newsom has been there for 16 years, hasn't addressed these problems. he was mayor of san francisco for a long time. the homeless situation got worse. the homeless situation is a tragedy, and out of control across california. i have plans to get that rectified, as well. and i think people need a change. i think people want a definite change. they love this state. the rest of the country has had a wonderful economic recovery. but californians are still finding it har

the state is almost unaffordable and unlivable. the gas tax, the cost of gasoline is outrageous.e are being told we are going to have water rationing in a few years because they failed to build storage and desalinization. our roads are almost impassable and congest meanwhile they are building a train to nowhere in the central valley. i don't know how gavin newsom stays up. he's not campaigning and he won't debate me. he preside over the descent of this beautiful golden state. i think we'll have a surprise like we did in 2016. i think the forgotten californians will rise up and say we want our golden state back liz: there are 40 million residents there. california could be its own country. more than a quarter of californians are foreign born it seems like you are aiming for the lower to middle class voters. is that your plan? >> we are aiming for independents and moderate, democrats who are part of that beaten down working californian. the forgotten californian. they are all over the state. people who spend an hour, hour and a half in a car because they move father away from their

. >> now, despite the fact that a lot of homes in this area are unlivable, a lot of rez debtsid are living other places, they say they plan to vote. that it is important to them. the overall message is despite all of this hardship, despite the fact that it is displaced without water or power they are finding their ways to the polls. early numbers are showing that. they are on par with where they were in 2014. >> thanks for your reporting there. >>> up next the trump administration may not renew a program, a program started by president obama in 2016 to counter violent extremism of all types. it comes in the wake of the weekend synagogue shooting targeting at least 15 people with explosive devices. you're watching msnbc. absolutely not paying an annual fee. discover has no annual fees. really? yeah. we just don't believe in them. oh nice. you would not believe how long i've been rehearsing that. no annual fee on any card. only from discover. whooo! want to get a move on your next vacation? tripadvisor now lets you book over a hundred thousand tours, attractions, and experiences in destinati

who can forget when coyote that creek flooded in february last year leaving so many san jose homes unlivable. now san jose is teaming up with airbnb to make sure people have housing options the next time a disaster hits. happening today, the city and website will announce a new initiative they're calling the host core. it will offer temporary housing options that the city can quickly access. the mayor will introduce the program at 11:00 a.m. >>> the san jose mural painted out may be in a more permanent spot. the community was outraged when it was painted over in gray. today the alum rock school board will determine whether it's feasible to get the artist to paints it at the school or district building. the staff has been investigating this and the artist jose velasquez estimates it could cost $825,000 to repaint that mural. >>> big cultural icons for certain parts of the community. this is an iconic shot -- not iconic but the one i show. 101 where the traffic builds a bit. i'm sorry the lighting, the headlights are coming towards our lens. we'll show you how things shape up. not headlights b

residence at tyndall air force base in the florida panhandle is destroyed or so badly damaged that it's unlivablebe that way for the foreseeable future. that from air force officials in the last hour that say that tyndall air force base suffered widespread catastrophic damage after taking a direct hit from hurricane michael. the storm damaged at least three f-22 stealth fighter jets when it ripped through tyndall air force base. each jet cost around $150 million. the pentagon released this new video showing the extent of the devastation. think of it. 3,600 people live on this base. it's on 15 square miles. there's not a single structure on the entire base that is liveable. it's if largest training base for f-22 fighter pilots in all the country. mike tobin is live in callaway, florida, eastern suburb of panama city. very close to panama city. just a couple miles from tyndall air force base. mike? >> unfortunately, shepard, we heard from the commander of the 325th fighter wing, that word catastrophic applies to the flight line and the structures at the air force base. tyndall is hope to the fighte

at the palu airport, tear-stained evacuees gathered at a tarmac gate, fleeing from an unlivable place seasonally only so many the plane. some make it through. some don't. this family got separated. the grandmother made sure the soldiers knew. eventually they're together again and there's a rush to the plane to make sure it stays that way. all around, there's anger and frustration. and everyone is just exhausted. the military says it's flying as many flights as it can. these people will wait for the next one. far from the airport, sailors brought aid to remote places on the island where help hasn't reached yet. villagers meet them on the water. they're loud and demanding, feeling the pain and frustrating of going a week without a real meal. the ship then heads back to port where 250 evacuees are about a to sail 500 miles south to another town. the destination matters little as long as it's anywhere but here. by ship or plane, though, they can leave, because nothing holds them here. back along the coastline, at the hotel, that's not an option. families here know the likely hard truth. t

works can forget when coyote creek flooded in february of last year leaving so many san jose homes unlivable. now san jose is teaming up with airbnb to make sure that people have housing options the next time a disaster hits. about 30 minutes ago the city and website announcing a new initiative. they are calling the host core that will offer temporary housing options that the city can quickly access. >> it's now been nearly ten days since saudi journalist jamal khashoggi disappeared and saudi arabia's crown prince has ordered all -- ordered an operation to lure that journalist back to saudi arabia from the u.s. in order to detain him, according to u.s. officials familiar with intelligence intercepts. nbc news has not had access to those intercepts, and u.s. intelligence officials have not been commented on him. all of this as president trump demands answers. nbc's key k-- nbc's keir simmon reports. >> reporter: jamal khashoggi is a journalist who has been critical of saudi regime and he's spoken out against the country's leaders. >> i don't want to say that. i hope he's not >> reporter: as t

who can forget when coyote creek flooded in february of last year leaving so many san jose homes unlivablew san jose is teaming up with abnb to make there are housing options next time a disaster hits. they'll announce a new decision called house core. >>> continuing to learn from that, my gosh, i was here when that happened. this is not such a biggyish for the bay bridge but a disabled vehicle reported around the tower. you can see slowing with taillights going up the westbound incline. about the tower things move much more smoothly into the tunnel. there's a disabled vehicle that ran out of gas reportedly in one of your right lanes. we're watching for that. the bridge crew should clear that very quickly. also top of your screen, you do see slowing westbound 80 still approaching one lane blocked by a motorcycle crash. again, complaints of pain by the motorcycle rider. but up and walking around. no serious injuries. the rest of contra costa county looks great. alameda county, typical pattern, including 87. there's a disabled vehicle. probably one of the worst spots you can have in the morn

really turn communities unlivable for a significant period of time. so we're very, very concerned for folks that have decided to stay back and hunker down because that has proven to be a bad decision looks like at this point. >> yeah. and as chad myers and the governor pointed out, if and when the power goes out it could be out for several weeks. why then would you indeed stay? talk about that wind. could it spurn tornadoes as a result of the storm? >> yes. tornadoes are often possible in landfalling hurricanes on the east side. and i believe that we'll be getting a tornado watch out any time now. i know the storm prediction center is looking at that very well. so if it's not already out it might have just come out. it will be shortly. so that's definitely another threat that to keep an eye on. >> gosh. there have already been evacuations. i know there's an air force base there along the coast. there's a lot of tourism along the coast there. the big highrises. one hopes that those highrises are built to withstand 140 mile-per-hour winds. >> yeah. i me

as rescuers desperately try to save people in the gulf from unlivable conditions left in the wake ofajun navy volunteer. here's cajun navy volunteer jason gunderson, seen there helping an 85-year-old woman from her panama city home on thursday. she was stuck in her residence and as you can see, especially with how everything went in panama city, she needed help getting evacuated. jason gunderson is joining me right now on the phone. he's the operation lead for the united cajun navy in assisting with those efforts. jason, can you hear me? jason, can you hear me? it's kate. we might have him now. jason, can you hear me? >> i think we lost jason. >> all right. we'll try to get reconnected with jason, again, as i was just talking about with the city manager, communication is so tough out of there. one of the many problems they are up against right now. >>> "outfront" for us coming up, a new report says the missing "washington post" contributor may have used his apple watch to record his own death. his long-time friend is my guest. >>> and president trump's long, lucrative relationship wi

. >> ours is unlivable. >> reporter: i'm glad that you guys are safe.or talking with us today. >> you're welcome. >> reporter: and prayers for you guys and your family. >> thank you. i pray that we get the help we need in time for the people who are out here who need it. >> reporter: thank you. praying that they get the help they need in time. rescue workers out and about today, and again, this community and families like these left utterly devastated. back to you. >> our thoughts and prayers are with them as well. as parts of florida were dealing with the devastating effects of hurricane michael, president trump hosting a bit of a celebrity road show at the white house yesterday with kanye west and others. dan maduri with a syndicated radio show, called news talk florida, a wildly popular show in the sunshine state. i want to play a snippet of that event in the oval office yesterday, and talk to you about it on the other side. here it is. >> trump is on his hero's journey right now, and he might have expected to have a crazy [ bleep ] like kanye west r